19th Century Russian Gilt Silver water pail / bucket Tea Strainer , RARE LightingRussian Gilt Silver Figural Water Pail Bucket Tea Strainer With engraved Stave Decoration. Fits on the end of tea pot spout for hands free use. Hallmarks for 84 Silver Standard, St. Petersburg. Unidentified Maker's mark (AL) Late 19th Century 1860 1899 Measurement: 2 1 2 inches high Aprox. 27grams Condition: Silver has it's gilt gold interior intact, very light tarnish, some silver paste remnants. Handle is not perfect curve, original tea spout
Orchid Pattern
With Animals
minor veneer losses at bottom base
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Anguiano is member of the Mexican Artistic Renaissance movement which was started in the 1920's by the Mexican School of Art in which he belonged
5" Framed: 16" x 26
Unless otherwise stated
Ready to hang
There is evidence of a small crack repairs on the lip
Painted on linen or fine canvas
[Dent can be seen looking from bowl on the right side edge
This wonderfully intricate mid 19th century table cabinet is made of a beautiful light wood and inlaid with bovine bone